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Eucledes

Born under Artemus

To the mother, Nemesis

Born to fight against

The hounds of hell

 

Has earned his company

In the temple of villainy

Has earned his place

Among the lore

 

For the lore be written

To include the villians

For the lore be not a judge

To cast shame on him

 

His actions have bound

His fate with the hounds

His actions will decide

Which road to chase

 

Which sends his soul

To a heart once his own

Which sends his mind

Into insanity

 

His state on the plane,

A strange domain

His state on the dais

A pawn to the fates

 

Who allow him to rectify

His mistakes in life

Who allow the hounds

To snap their jaws

 

At the gates of hell

With a familiar swell

At the gates of Hades

With a heart of hatred

 

With a beautiful prize

Held up with pride

With a beautiful emptiness

Caused by vengeance

 

The hounds snap their jaws

And click their claws

The hounds move aside

To grant his passage

 

Into the forever abyss

That is born from hate

Into the forever

His name, Eucledes.

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Written by
jimmy-karnidge
Canadian
Published
May 15, 2013
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The third and final installment to Asp

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